Google Web Toolkit

May 18 2006

Google Web Toolkit

Published by Anders at 10:28 under Java

Not… enough… time… to… check… out… everything… Google Web Toolkit promises to rid you of JavaScript coding by compiling your Java code to JavaScript. Sounds wonderful really. Got to test it some day.

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